The Founders Books in Order
Part ofRobert Vaughan Books in OrderExplore The Founders by Robert Vaughan in order, with short summaries and a guide to the books to help you choose where to start reading.
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The Founders books in publication order
5 books
Lost Lady of Laramie
by Robert Vaughan
2015
Abandoned by her husband among the Sioux, a young woman struggles to reclaim a life of her own. Her search for love and fulfillment brings her into conflict with powerful men and the different worlds they control.
The Raiders
by Robert Vaughan
2016
A Confederate captain risks the Union blockade while Candice Pratt becomes entangled in his dangerous life on land and sea. Their growing connection complicates adventures that could leave him condemned as either a spy or a pirate.
The Ranchers
by Robert Vaughan
2016
An heiress to a cattle empire becomes caught between two powerful men as a range war intensifies. Their bitter feud threatens both the land she stands to inherit and her ability to choose her own future.
Hearts Divided
by Robert Vaughan
2017
Searching for his missing brother, Danny O’Lee encounters guerrillas, divided loyalties, and an abolitionist who draws him toward the Union cause. His pursuit eventually brings the brothers onto opposing sides of the Civil War in the West.
Warriors Of The Code
by Robert Vaughan
2017
In Tombstone, an aging lawyer and the young orphan he once rescued work together to confront the town’s dangers. Their shared code demands skill with both legal arguments and firearms when ordinary justice proves difficult to secure.
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